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On the Go: A Mini AniMotion Book
This mini AniMotion® book is one wild ride for toddlers who can’t sit still.
Written by Leslie Jonath and illustrated by Joshua Nash, On the Go features New York Times best-selling AniMotion(tm) technology, along with a handy, mini-book format. Little ones' minds will be on the move learning about all of the fun ways to travel and explore.
From roller coasters and race cars to hot air balloons, pogo sticks, and snowboards, the special AniMotion(tm) windows on each spread add real-time movement to the story's rhyming text. On the Go helps to demystify the unknowns involved in travel, such as a big family vacation or a child's first flight, while encouraging the child to explore and discover the world.
Written by Leslie Jonath and illustrated by Joshua Nash, On the Go features New York Times best-selling AniMotion(tm) technology, along with a handy, mini-book format. Little ones' minds will be on the move learning about all of the fun ways to travel and explore.
From roller coasters and race cars to hot air balloons, pogo sticks, and snowboards, the special AniMotion(tm) windows on each spread add real-time movement to the story's rhyming text. On the Go helps to demystify the unknowns involved in travel, such as a big family vacation or a child's first flight, while encouraging the child to explore and discover the world.
12 pages, Hardcover
First published October 19, 2010
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September 21, 2013
I think this is one of those instances where publishers think that if you have fancy motion pictures (done in the scanimation style popularized by Rufus Butler Seder) that you don't really need to pay much attention to having quality text.
There's nothing wrong with the rhyming text... other than it being incredibly dull and predictable. I feel like I've read the same bland cutesy rhymes so many times already.
The illustrations aren't that much better. Again, the artist is certainly competent--but the style is so generic.
I'm sure that plenty of toddlers will have fun with this book... but you could pick up pretty much any of these motion picture books and I'm sure your little one will like it equally as well.
There's nothing wrong with the rhyming text... other than it being incredibly dull and predictable. I feel like I've read the same bland cutesy rhymes so many times already.
The illustrations aren't that much better. Again, the artist is certainly competent--but the style is so generic.
I'm sure that plenty of toddlers will have fun with this book... but you could pick up pretty much any of these motion picture books and I'm sure your little one will like it equally as well.
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